Another fun, comfy visit with Linda at Rachael's Dowry. It's aways felt like visiting family - the…read moregood kind. If you've read my previous reviews, you know how much we love staying here. I'm posting this primarily to let readers know that Linda has sold Rachael's Dowry, and that November 2025 was her last month. We met Sam, the new owner, and he seems very nice. He has taken over as of yesterday. It's hard to imagine anyone replacing Linda (we love you, Linda!), but we are still likely to stay there next time we're in Charm City. Best of luck, Sam! Enjoy your retirement, Linda!

We stayed several days for baseball and seeing old friends. The location was so convenient and the…read moreinn is the best we've ever stayed in! The rooms are big and bed was so comfortable. Parking, morning coffee, Nadia - everything and everyone was perfect. Can't wait to visit again!

Every bit of this hotel is fabulous. Location (walkable to the harbor, Fell's Point, Little Italy),…read moreextremely comfortable, delicious and filling breakfast, lovely courtyard and the nicest people working there. 10/10

An amazing luxury hotel. The decor and amenities are one of a kind. Each room is regal and one of a…read morekind. And they honestly have the best beds I've ever slept in! King size marvels. (I have back pain and could not believe how well I slept!) All around, this is a hotel to stay at and feel like you're in the lap of luxury. I can't wait to go back again. A stay I'll treasure forever! Thank you.

I stayed here for a friend's wedding recently and let me tell you this is hands down one of the…read morebest BnB's ever and I've been to a few. The building is in the Tudor style but has lots of medieval accents, which I found to be interesting. There are several vintage pieces and artwork for sale at affordable prices on display throughout the building. I was super excited about that and purchased a couple of pieces to take home with me. The rooms are very cozy and the mattress/pillows/towels are such good quality. And to top it off, breakfast is solid and hearty. They also know how to host an event. Decor and the setting in the garden was lovely. Already plotting my next visit here.

I had my wedding here and it turned out beautiful. They were gracious enough to give my decor…read moreperson a little more time to set up. The only reason I gave a 4 out of 5 was because I would have liked a little bit more communication as we got closer to the wedding date. Maybe some insight on what to expect the day of not just a call to confirm my guest count. That alone would have helped my anxiety levels the day of the wedding. But other than that the times I have called to ask questions, they were helpful.

Our short week-end getaway to Easton was made very special by staying at the Hummingbird Inn! Mary,…read morewho handled our reservation and gave us a warm welcome when we arrived, was gracious and very helpful throughout our stay. Our breakfast, prepared by Eric, who is both chef and innkeeper was delicious. Th Inn's location is convenient to downtown Easton, which is a charming town

Outstanding hospitality offered by Eric. Outstanding time, great breakfast, comfortable room. Look…read moreforward to our next stay at the Hummingbird Inn. Dining is within walking distance of the Inn.........

While attending an expo in Baltimore, I had the pleasure of staying at this bed and breakfast. When…read moreI travel I generally stay at large chains for consistency. My stay here was a pleasant change of pace. Warren gave me a warm greeting and noted my meal preferences. After giving me a brief download of the local area I was shown to my room. The rooms are comfortable and each has a resident beta fish. I found the bed comfortable and the bathroom nicely appointed. The breakfast here is great Warren puts great care into everyone's preferences whether vegetarian, vegan, or you just don't like bananas or melons like me. I have to give Inn at 2920 a ringing endorsement, and would recommend this Inn to anyone staying in Baltimore. Their rates are also very reasonable, and a comparable bargain when you factor in breakfast.

Such a pleasant little haven in Baltimore. The Inn has modern amenities, stylish and comfortable…read morerooms, and a personal touch that puts the humanity back into work travel. The Inn is one of the reasons I look forward to my work trips to Baltimore. It feels like staying with good friends as opposed to being on the corporate hotel circuit. Warren remembered me from my first visit--almost a year ago!--and kept me well supplied and refreshed with copious coffee and tasty breakfasts. I'm an insomniac and I can never sleep in hotels, but this feels like a home away from home and I'm able to get more rest here. Also the jacuzzi is the greatest experience in the world when you've been on a plane for five hours!

Our three days here were memorable in so many ways! Clelia and Guy were warm and welcoming and we…read moreenjoyed absolutely fascinating conversations together. Each room in this historic home is museum-like, full of unusual architectural elements, art, memorabilia, and oddities. Our suite had every creature comfort one could ask for, and Clelia's breakfasts were both healthful and tasty. We never realized how much a carefully selected accommodation could add to a trip! Highly recommend!

The owners Guy and Clelia are lovely and very kind people who have created a welcoming Bed and…read moreBreakfast where the past few centuries of history and modern comfort meet in a wonderful way. We stayed four nights in the Wilson room and were quite comfortable. The antique furnishings are sturdy and well-kept and the room was spotlessly clean. Highway traffic noise was evident on this side of the house, but I am sure the house was here long before the highway. Traffic noise does not bother me in the least, but if it bothers you ask for a room on a different side of the house. Beautiful historic home, gracious hosts, antique furnishings, and delicious breakfasts. What more could you ask for? We would definitely stay here again and recommend to our friends! I would recommend a pull chain extension on the ceiling fan light.

My two sisters and I stayed here for 2 nights in May 2016. The location was perfect for us, with…read moreeasy access to much of Catonsville. Sabrina and Dave were extremely friendly, and did a great job making us feel right at home. The interior of the home is really neat, with very interesting woodworking throughout. It's decorated with a mixture of dolls, books (many on the Civil War), early 20th century photography, the beach, and a few other themes. Trust me -- it absolutely works:-) The rooms were very cozy, and the beds were extremely comfortable. Sabrina's breakfasts were probably the highlight. They were outstanding, and a great way to start the day. Overall I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again:-)

Fantastic, wonderful, enchanting. I can't say enough good things. The owner went out of her way to…read moremake our weekend extraordinaire. Will be coming back.

This beautiful B&B by the Chesapeake Bay offers so many opportunities throughout the day for a calm…read moreand relaxing stay by the water -- from sitting by the river while watching the daybreak, to swimming in the pool while watching the moonrise, and everything in between. There are plenty of lounge and rocking chairs throughout the property to just read a book under a tree or rock yourself to sleep. There's a respectable-sized pool outdoor overlooking the river (with a diving board at the deep end), and a spa and sauna indoor. The larger room (Holly and Ivy) is 2-rooms connected together and out to the balcony with clothes line to help dry your clothes after your water adventures. The children's tale-themed rooms are decorated with family belongings and heirloom (e.g., the Blue Willow room was the owner's daughter's room), so you feel right at home. Some of our family members stayed in beds in the library downstairs surrounded by old and newer books next an antique desk and yes, a spinning wheel. Around the corner there is a pier with a bench on a floating dock tied to it. Night time is magical, with or without the moon and stars, and you can just watch the boat or house lights on the river side glitter over the water. There is no A/C, but honestly, the breeze -- even during the summer where it's 90-100 degrees elsewhere -- provides enough natural coolant that you may only need the fans, which are provided in the rooms. Robin, the friendly and accommodating owner, is always ready with a quick smile and a story about the history of the family or house. Common sense rules are posted for enjoyment of all (quiet hours observed after 11pm, tie the boat by the shed, care to be taken with the fragile bathroom system, etc.) The farm has Pixie the goat and the 2 sheep (who have gone viral with their own video!) along with chickens and ducklings and Pete the sweet dog (with his own police record!) and a cat who just roam about the property. Eggs from the farm are abundant and the owner encouraged us to cook and eat them lest they get spoiled. The town with groceries (Giant, Safeway), with restaurants and fast food (Arby's, Saigon Palace, and the Chesapeake Seafood with their superfresh seafood among others) are about a 15 min drive north, so this place is both secluded and convenient. If there were any drawback, there are mostly related to the water-sport area as some gears felt a bit worn (there's some "old ignored Chesapeake" feel to it), e.g., it would help to have more adult-sized comfortable life vest and more 2-paddle oars (to match the number of seats on the kayaks/boats if all boats are to be used). The greenhouse area where the sauna and spa is also just that -- a greenhouse, with tools lying around (don't expect a lavish steam room) -- but to me, these add to the charm of this down-to-earth B&B that makes it feel closer to home. The 1921 B&B history book mentioned spiritual entities (a white dog, a lady in black) but during our stay they didn't manifest themselves or being bothersome (they were all part of the ancestral family of the owner after all) -- It's actually made the stay a bit exciting and Robin told some of the historical stories quite light heartedly, which is appreciated. A dreamy and memorable stay in this fantastic historic place, with a super friendly host and beautiful view all around.

BEAUTIFIL VEIW! Right on the river…read more Handi-capped friendly. Nice but lived in so you feel comfortable. No central air! Fans and river breeze, so it stays cooler but no air is no air.

Elly the owner and Maggie the dog greeted us when we arrived, very friendly and comforting. We'd…read moremeet Joe later in the evening. We really enjoyed everything and would revisit in a heartbeat. edit: I started this review in 2018. We recall our visit with fondness though I don't know what to add that would be helpful.

We had a lovely time staying at Chez Amis this past November. I was in town for the Annapolis…read moreClassic. Each room is themed based on the purpose it served in this historic house. We stayed in The Law Library. The view from the room was fun--we could look out our window and see people walking around the town. You can't beat the location--you can walk everywhere. The architecture was so cool. The house had lots of acute and obtuse angles to fit on the lot between the city streets. The living room was so cozy. I wish my own living room could be so welcoming. We especially loved getting to know Maggie the dog, sweetie extraordinaire. The couple that runs the property are nice and down to earth. They have coffee out in the morning and the woman cooks a full gourmet Breakfast where you get a chance to meet the other travelers! You also have access to Tea/cookies and snacks throughout your stay. It really felt like home while we were there. Parking garages are nearby and they can hook you up with a half off discount code. We'll be back!